Can You Bend Wedges at Sandra Zimmerman blog

Can You Bend Wedges. in this episode, david dusek answers a reader's question about why. changing loft and lie has other direct effects on how a golf club can play by tweaking its design and playability characteristics. in this video, i share some tips on how to adjust the loft and lie of your golf. Bending the loft affects the bounce on the sole of an iron or wedge. wear of wedges, and leading edge and sole configuration should be considered. you can bend metal wood (with limitations). Most of the wedges you see on tour have a flatter lie angle. that requires some bending to get the number you want. i want to bend a forged sand wedge from 56 to 54 degrees. we wouldn't want to bend an iron/wedge 6* stronger for loft, because the bounce will most likely be too low and. If 57 degrees is the number you’re trying to hit, you. It's cheaper to bend than buy. How much with this loft change affect the bounce.

How much with this loft change affect the bounce. wear of wedges, and leading edge and sole configuration should be considered. i want to bend a forged sand wedge from 56 to 54 degrees. that requires some bending to get the number you want. Bending the loft affects the bounce on the sole of an iron or wedge. It's cheaper to bend than buy. Most of the wedges you see on tour have a flatter lie angle. If 57 degrees is the number you’re trying to hit, you. in this episode, david dusek answers a reader's question about why. you can bend metal wood (with limitations).

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Can You Bend Wedges changing loft and lie has other direct effects on how a golf club can play by tweaking its design and playability characteristics. in this video, i share some tips on how to adjust the loft and lie of your golf. we wouldn't want to bend an iron/wedge 6* stronger for loft, because the bounce will most likely be too low and. How much with this loft change affect the bounce. changing loft and lie has other direct effects on how a golf club can play by tweaking its design and playability characteristics. in this episode, david dusek answers a reader's question about why. Most of the wedges you see on tour have a flatter lie angle. If 57 degrees is the number you’re trying to hit, you. you can bend metal wood (with limitations). that requires some bending to get the number you want. Bending the loft affects the bounce on the sole of an iron or wedge. wear of wedges, and leading edge and sole configuration should be considered. i want to bend a forged sand wedge from 56 to 54 degrees. It's cheaper to bend than buy.